Empowering Neurodivergent Artistry

Zenaviv welcomes applications from neurodivergent artists who are looking to earn an income from their creative endeavors. Neurodivergent individuals include those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other conditions that may affect cognitive processes and social interactions.

Zenaviv does not specify a minimum age requirement for artists. As long as an individual meets the criteria of identifying as neurodivergent and has a desire to creating artwork, they are encouraged to apply regardless of age.

Zenaviv accepts a wide range of artistic styles and mediums. From paintings and drawings to digital art and photography, the platform celebrates diversity in artistic expression. Artists are encouraged to showcase their unique perspectives and talents through their chosen medium

Artists submitting their work to Zenaviv should ensure that their art meets certain specifications to be suitable for reproduction and distribution. Common file types such as JPEG or PNG are typically accepted, though specific requirements may vary. Additionally, artists may be asked to provide titles for their artworks and ensure that the resolution is high enough to maintain quality when reproduced for sale in both digital and physical formats. Zenaviv may provide guidelines or specifications for artwork submission to ensure consistency and quality across our platform.

Zenaviv may offer opportunities for commissioned pieces depending on demand from clients or specific projects. Artists who join Zenaviv may have the chance to take on commissioned work based on their style and capabilities. These commissions can provide additional opportunities for artists to showcase their talents and earn income.

For Zenaviv's model of selling copies of artists' work, the original piece is not typically required. Artists retain ownership of their original artworks and grant Zenaviv the right to reproduce and sell copies. This allows artists to continue showcasing and potentially selling their original pieces independently while also earning income through Zenaviv's platform.

Zenaviv does not typically require exclusive rights to the art created by their artists. Artists are usually free to continue showcasing and selling their artwork through other channels if they wish. However, specific agreements for custom commissions may have different terms, so artists should review any contracts or agreements carefully.

Zenaviv typically pays artists a percentage of the sales generated from the copies of their artwork sold through the platform. Payments are usually made on a regular basis, such as monthly or quarterly, depending on the sales cycle. Artists may receive their payments via various methods such as direct deposit, physical check, to your ABLE account, PayPal, or other electronic payment platforms.

Artists who receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) should consult with a qualified financial advisor or disability benefits specialist to understand how earning income through Zenaviv may affect their benefits. While earning income from Zenaviv may impact eligibility or the amount of benefits received, the specific impact can vary based on individual circumstances and the rules and regulations governing disability benefits in their country or region. It's important to ensure compliance with relevant regulations while pursuing opportunities for earning income.

Yes, artists typically have the flexibility to leave Zenaviv at any time if they wish to discontinue their participation in the platform. However, it's important to review any agreements or contracts with Zenaviv to understand any implications or requirements for terminating the partnership.

Zenaviv may provide artists with information about who has purchased their art upon request or as part of regular reporting processes. This transparency can be valuable for artists to understand their audience and connect with collectors who appreciate their work.

The amount artists earn from sales through Zenaviv can vary based on factors such as the price of the artwork, the number of sales, and the percentage of the sale that Zenaviv retains. Artists typically receive 25% of the sales revenue generated from the copies of their artwork sold through the platform. For example, if one piece sold with a profit of $300 the artist would receive $75 from this one sale.

Absolutely! Artists who were previously rejected by Zenaviv may have the opportunity to reapply at a later time, especially if they have made improvements to their portfolio or the style and content now aligns with current demand.

Artists typically have the option to use only their first name or a pseudonym if they prefer to maintain privacy or anonymity. Zenaviv respects artists' preferences regarding how they are identified and represented on the platform.

Pricing for artwork sold through Zenaviv is typically determined through a collaborative process between the artist and the platform. Factors such as the artist's reputation, the size and complexity of the artwork, market demand, and comparable pricing for similar artworks may all influence pricing decisions.

Applying to become a Zenaviv artist does not incur any upfront costs. Zenaviv operates on a revenue-sharing model, where we take a percentage from the final sale of artworks. This allows artists to showcase their talents and potentially earn income without financial barriers to entry.